I have an issue with outputting sequential data from an array with different items (each item has a different set of fields). I attached an archive with the template, JSON, log, and code.
support.zip (12.1 KB)
It seems you’re facing an issue with outputting sequential data from an array using the LINQ reporting engine, particularly when each item has a different set of fields. While I can’t directly address your specific code or template without seeing them, I can suggest a general approach.
When working with LINQ reporting, ensure that your data structure is flexible enough to accommodate the varying fields of each item. You might consider using a dynamic type or a dictionary to represent each item, allowing you to access fields dynamically based on their existence.
Here’s a simple example of how you might structure your data:
var data = new List<Dictionary<string, object>>
{
new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{ "Field1", "Value1" },
{ "Field2", "Value2" }
},
new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{ "FieldA", "ValueA" },
{ "FieldB", "ValueB" },
{ "FieldC", "ValueC" }
}
};
// Use LINQ to process this data as needed
var result = data.Select(item => new
{
Field1 = item.ContainsKey("Field1") ? item["Field1"] : null,
FieldA = item.ContainsKey("FieldA") ? item["FieldA"] : null
});
This approach allows you to handle different fields for each item without running into issues with missing properties.
For more specific guidance, I recommend consulting the official documentation on LINQ reporting and data binding, which may provide additional insights into handling such scenarios.
I’m using a huge input JSON with JsonDataSource. I added ReportBuildOptions.ALLOW_MISSING_MEMBERS to prevent errors when some fields are missing, but it didn’t help.
@bz.anton.kh Please try modifying your template like this:
<<foreach [ca in contact.array]>>
<<[ca.firstName]>>
<<[ca.lastName]>>
<<[ca.address]>>
<<[ca.job?.title]>>
<</foreach>>
Modified, looks good, but I have another issue with foreach and a various set of items.
support.zip (12.2 KB)
@bz.anton.kh If modify the template like this, the template is filled with data properly:
<<foreach [item in object.array]>>
<<[item.fields?.field1?.value]>>
<<[item.fields?.field2?.value]>>
<</foreach>>
Hi, it looks like all issues are resolved! Many thanks!